Rookie clone question

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napa15rt

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My first grow from a seed was a male so I went and bought a clone from a dispensary. It is called tropsanto. I was surprised when I picked it up. It is already very bushy and about a foot and half tall. I expected a tiny little plant. I replanted it into a bigger pot - it came in a 1 gallon pot.
Question , is it ready to bloom and should I do 12/12 lighting or give it time in the new pot at longer hours of light ?
Thank you.
 
Hook Daddy

Hook Daddy

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It’s up,to you and your grow area size, etc. I would personally let it grow with a bit of basic lst, then once she’s about two foot flip the lights.
 
Star Dog

Star Dog

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A picture would be a big help?
Normally with being a clone it's ready to flower anytime it's technically the same age as its mum, I'd guess at 18" tall with 8-10+ nodes you can flower it, if you want to fill a bigger space hold off.
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napa15rt

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Star Dog said:
A picture would be a big help?
Normally with being a clone it's ready to flower anytime it's technically the same age as its mum, I'd guess at 18" tall with 8-10+ nodes you can flower it, if you want to fill a bigger space hold off.
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I will post pic this evening. I was going to wait a few days because some of the leaves are a little yellow too.
 
farmingfisherman

farmingfisherman

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I'd top that plant and make sure I had the nutrients dialed in before flipping to flower. To me it looks hungry. But what do I know, I've only managed a few decent grows to date. Good luck and hope the genetics are what you were hoping for!
 
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napa15rt

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farmingfisherman said:
I'd top that plant and make sure I had the nutrients dialed in before flipping to flower. To me it looks hungry. But what do I know, I've only managed a few decent grows to date. Good luck and hope the genetics are what you were hoping for!
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Thank you. I think your right it does look unhappy.
 
ColoradoHighGrower

ColoradoHighGrower

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Did you tansplant to that soil mix, or that's what it came in? If transplanted, let it root out first, but either way put it in a 2 or 3gal next, let it recover from trans and root out into that pot for a week or two. Top now like FF said and maybe lst/tie down branches to spread out and lower canopy gently, then flip a day or two later
 
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napa15rt

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ColoradoHighGrower said:
Did you tansplant to that soil mix, or that's what it came in? If transplanted, let it root out first, but either way put it in a 2 or 3gal next, let it recover from trans and root out into that pot for a week or two. Top now like FF said and maybe lst/tie down branches to spread out and lower canopy gently, then flip a day or two later
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I transplanted to ocean forest and a 3 gallon pot. Thanks for the advice. My first time so I am googling and then came across this forum. Which seems very helpful so far ,
 
HydroKid239

HydroKid239

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The purple in the stems goes pretty deep. I’m guessing at a magnesium deficiency. They look like they have been underfed. I’d feed them 75% dose of food, and see how they react in the next couple of days. What do you plan on giving it?
 
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napa15rt

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HydroKid239 said:
The purple in the stems goes pretty deep. I’m guessing at a magnesium deficiency. They look like they have been underfed. I’d feed them 75% dose of food, and see how they react in the next couple of days. What do you plan on giving it?
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I don’t have anything to give it ? I thought the ocean forest mix was sufficient?
 
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